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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-25

Land Office at Aberdecns Oak, Feb. 81 1887.
Notice II hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intenuon make anas
proof in support Of his claim and that said pfocf
be made before the Register Receiver Aberdeen
Dak, on April sth. 81, viz:
HERsEy u. HocsE,
forthe southeast quarter town Sza range 81
He names the following witnesses 20 Prove his con+
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said ssnd.
VIZ; Roben Love, Frank b Combs, Charles r
Carpsnter, Elias Comb. Of Dodge r. a., Iak.
N. II HAKxIs Register
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
ER-STATE LAW.
RICHMOND REPRESENTATIVES, TO
MEET THE COMMISSIONERS
Atlanta the Place, April 26th the Time
City-Tax Law.

A special meeting Of the Board OF
Directors of the Chamber Of Commerce
was held yesterday evening. Present;
Second Vice President GeorgeL Chris
iian, Henry Bodeker, A. II. Christian,
Jr., John w. Cringan, o. l.. Cottrell,
s. II. Hawes, j. J. Montague, r. I.
Williams also, by invitation. Il. ..
Blankenship, Esq, and Mr.. John 5.
Elicit.
Excuses were offered for the absence
of President Ainslie, First -Viee-Presi-
dent Dunlop, Mr.. Whitley, and Mr..
Catlin.
The object Of the meeting having
been explained by the chair, Mr.. A. II.
Christian, Jr., offered the following
R,solred. That a delegation OF threo members
from the Chamber be appointed by the Chair
10 appear before tho Interstate Commerce
Commission at Atlanta on April 26th, and 20
present an argument in favor OF making tho
suspension Of the 4th section of the Interstate
commerce bill permanent as regards the roais
and territory affected by the temporary order
as row existing.
REMARKS AND MOTIONS.
Brief remarks in favor OF the rosolu-
ton were made by Mr.. Williams, Mr..
Elicit, and Mr.. Blankenship.
On motion of Mr.. Cringnn, the rule
requiring the reference OF the resolu-
ton TO a committee was suspended, and
the resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hawes, Judge
Christian was made q member OF the
committee and, on motion OF MIR. q.
II. Christian, Jr., the committee was
enlarged from three to four.
The Chair then appointed the follow
ing: Messrs. A. II. Christian, Blanken-
ship, and Elicit. Judge Christian is
the fourth member. At the suggestion
of Mr.. Christian Mr. Blankenship wa,
made chairman.
Merchants, manufacturers, and others
who have suggestions to make as to
points to be presented to the commits
sioners are requested to communicate
the same in writing to Major Il. +.
Blankenship as early as possible and
certainly before the Goth instant.
CITY TAXES.
There was some talk about the new
Interpretation placed upon the city or
dinance in relation to merchants, by
which it is said the merchants are TO
be most grievously burdened by city
taxation.
1t was understood that the matter
would be brought up before this board
on Thursday eyening-the time OF the
regular meeting.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
The BreeLinrldre statue.

Senators James B. Beck and Joseph
C. s. Blackburn, of Kentucky, and
Congressman G. r. Breckinridge, OF
Arkansas, arrived in the city Saturday
evening and left Sunday evening. The
object of their visit was TO inspect the
statue Of John G. Breckinridge now
being modelled by Valentine for the
Breckinridge Memorial Association,
and which is to be placed in public
square in Louisville. They spent some
time ut Mr.. Valentines studio and were
most emphatic in testifying to the sue
cesso Of the artists efforts. The statue
is nearly ready for casting, and is not
only pronounced striking and speak
ing likeness, butts great work Of Art.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Total -. i70 s. NJ a6 s,s7lisa6 $3.50 20

Eev. n. C. Burnett, Of Central, Va. made a
statement as regards the Baptist interest a.
that point and asked for help. Dr. A. \
Dickinson and Hon. II. X. Enyson endorsed
what was said on that subject, and urged an
10 give something. A collection was taken and
tho amount Of S37 So was rnised in cash and SUD
scrfption. Professor Charles II. winston made
a brief address. Benedlction by Rev. james
II. Barnes, pastor Of the Fulton Baptist church
For special reasons the next meeting will occur
on the third sunday afternoon, not the second
Sunday. in ksy a. the First Baptist church.
REV. II. W. BROWN AT CENTENARY CHURCH.
At11A.M. Sunday q large congregation Uor-
shipped at Centenary church, and Mr.. Brown
said that hs would preach sermon with REFER
Rev. ". Y. Edwards, d. D., read the morning
leFson, aud Rev. George w. Wray led the open
ing prayer.
The preacher selected Hebrews tx, 2i-sS. In
elusive. He then announced ~ his theme the
three appearances Of Christ; l. His appear
ance ON earth as our Redeemsr. :. his Ap-
pearance in Heaven as our Priest .; T. hls sec
ond appearance oD earth 20 Judge the worid.
ON each Of these points he spoke Win mucn
eernestness.
At4P. NJ. he preached to men only. His
text was '.what Lsck Yeti" The speaker
gave our young men some excelient advloe.
warning them against the preVanins 'e'"s Vi
the age.
At night the house was so crowded that many
stood during the sermon, while several hun
dred we're turned away. After the usual song
service Rev. J. II. Riddick led IN fsryent
prayer. Ills subject was Standing Before
| Christi
The after. meeting was the best since ho has
been laboring at Centenary church There
| we're many persons al the altar, anc some
twenty-five or twenty-six made profession sl
religion.
Last nigh, another nne congregation iistsned
| TO this evangelist. He took for his toxt Luke
| K, 2A The theme was the difference between
| the iar and the Gsepei.
| Al the conclusion Of the sermon Rev. George
| w. Wray offered an earnes. prayer, ana then
| Mr.. Avis sang q solo.
| The congregation then vent TO Tho oasemen
| OF tbe church, where an interesting aiter
| meeting was held.
| PARK-P1AcE.
| Sunday WAS DAY Of unusual interests az Park
| Place church Tho beautiful auiienes-roon
| was g special attraction BY reason OF tne nofn
| decorations the exquisite arrangcment 2
the rare and varied groving-pisnts and cu,
flowers around the pulpit rostrnm ana "ismn ,l
no chancsi produced superb eusct IN
csndelabra posts wore trimmed Win smila,
and Easter hii<s, while On tho rostrum afc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

The best, simplest, and cheapest yeH
The new 1920 Insurance-Investment
Bond of the Manhattan Life-Insurance
Company of New York Organized 1880,
combining Life Insurance and Invest
ment. II is different from all other in
surnce ever issued. 1t realizes even
tually so per cent. profit on the money
invested and life insurance besides. 1t
il payable at maturity, or, in the event
of death, at sight, without discount,
and is in safety equal to United States
Government Bond. II il ipcontestable
and absolutely free from all restrictions
and technicalities.
For further particulars call on the
Special Agent, w. b. LiearFoor.
9l5 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

were the words "Ie n Risep.n The mnsig W.
unusually good, and the voluntary. ne y
kisen, Hslleluiah," was specially nno. ~ s.,, VIZ
mofeing service collection or silver was ~ren ,r.,
mp for solid silver communion so.sce; ,vo,,s m
sermons wore In harmony with tne Jcy,oas J,,oas
church festival OF Easter. The congregs"oh'
filed tLo house at both services.
OTHER METHODIST CHURCHES.
The Methodist churches nre beginning 70
adopt the beautiful custom or decofa''ns
churches and affairs with flowers on Eas'aa, .,-,.
The pulpit at Broad-Strcet on sunday morn
ing was crowded with potted plants, os9a- s.
arched with tho motto He is Rieon-' Inc
service was mostly Of song. and was splcndidiy
rendered.
president OF Randolph Macon College. preacnea
a lay sermon, which produced prof )und iin.
preston and made the hearers think that I.
would be no mistake II ordaining hands snoein
set him apart TO the work Of tho ministry
The services nj the LaurelStreet were o. q
rovel character. The singing was excenenI
The discoursea OF the day we're generaDy on
the hubioct Of the resurrection and exaitatioh
Of Christ.
MONTHLY MEETING METHODIST sUspAY-scHooL
SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting OF the heino,
dist Sunday-SchoOl Society Of Richmond ana
Manchester was held az Clay-Sueet churcn
Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock-A. l. West,
PRECEDENT, and Charles r. Rady and a. l.
Lumaden, secretaries.
The exercises wero opened with prayer by
Rev. J. w. Martin. OF Union-Station cnurcn,
and singing by the school.
Rev. j. II. Riddick, pastor Of Clay-Strees
church, made a verbal report OF the CONDITION
cf TIE school. He said that the school IL In
nouriehipg condition and Increasing in interest
and efficiency. The teachers take deop inte-
rest in the lessons and prepare themselves 70
teach. During the past month NUMBER ol
young men have connected themselves win
the church. lie reported thirty conversions.
Gertie Dalton rscited piece entitled Out-
side,r and Edna Rowlett "The Penny lie Meant
10 Giver Both we're well recited.
Professor W. W. Smith, president OF KAN
dolph- Mec0n College. addressed tho meeting
subject, "Eistorted Views OF Our Surround
iugs.r He Illustrated the subject by using
spec;ccles with different cOl0rs Of glasses, and
drew the practical lesson that all things VIII
eppear 10 us according 70 the glasses we use as
We look az them. Ee advised the children 70
avoid fsult-nndlng, enylous, and critical spirit
and 10 endeayor to cultivate spirit OF love ana
charity, following the example OF jesus, VINO
inculcated lessons Of love for all mankind
Look at things through the medium OF loTs anu
everything will appear ilst as we want them
Mr. c. ". Hunter, formerly OF Staunton, Va,
but row OF this city, addressed the meeting on
the Omnipresence OF God. and urged the I'M
portance Of so living as to he ready at all timse
TO settle our stewardship with Joy. He also re-
fcrred 10 the number Of conversions during the
past mopth "a indicative Of the presence and
blessing Of God.
gr,,,,.uv ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORTS FOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
LATn WEATHER REPORT.
VOHNNYS COMPOSITION on
- MEDICINE.

There II two kinds % medicine besides tho
hirc you Kat On Gud the frs, Kind Is the soft
Kind which you take wish a spoon while A man
holds your Head and ycn siek and Nicgle some
tceHufc e Tastes 80 and INC Cthor Kind Is tho
Bard Kind which is caiic1 Pills and IL u the
ihc Hardest 81 tho whole hocausc 10 IA 30 Hard
90 co posn. but it Goes not mako any Dincr-
,rrc which kiud you Take when you get itIook
you wish you Dnd not for Il makes quite Row
m Your stomach ond Riots Around"
Evidently JOhnuys experience Ia medicine
does not include nr. Pisrce's Pleasant Purga-
tlye Pellets" which are easy 70 tate nud do
fh,ir work quietly and calmly. Neither does II
inciude in tho way q soft Medicine" DR..
,fierco's Golden Medical Discovery which,
though powerful % cure Ru chronic derange-
meats of tho liver and blood. is pleasant b. tho
tseie snd agreeable IN ite enecis. UncQuallot
ss a remedy for OIL scrofulOus Diseases plm-
pies, blOichcs, cruptioae, ulcers, swellod
F.ends, goitrc or thicE neck, fever-sores, and
Eip-iOiEt disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Trnveilers, Association.

The banquet committee of the Rich
mond Division, Travellers Protective
Association, met last night and ap-
pointed the following subcommittee on
reception l.. W. Pizzini, c. B. Neal,
S. q. McRae, r. S. Crump, c. Straus,
and f. S. Cardozo. The contract for
the banquet-to be given atthe time Of
the convention here, May 2d--was
awarded to Captain Pizzini. The com
mittee adjourned to meet on Friday
Vio,ht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Tho AInskn Nuesfion.

Mr.. Eccles Cuthbert, the southern
correspondence of the New York Hsrald,
publishes in Sundays issue OF that
paper column interview on the
Alaska-convict question with Mr.. Creed
r. Davis, OF this city. Mr.. Davis, who
is a well-known brick-manufacturer
here, has for several years past given
careful and intelligent study to the
geography and resources OF Alaska, and
his conclusion is that it is just the place
for penal settlement; hence he pro-
poses that all long-term convicts be
turned over by the States to the Gene
raj Government to be colonized in that
country. His views were first pub
hshed in this paper about two years
ago, and attracted some attention at
that time and now that they are so
warmly advocated by the HerQh are
being endorsed by leading men all over
the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
SWiit'S Specific
CURES RHEUMATISM.

Ihayo been Q sufferer from Rheumati'n foT
twenty years-at times with most intolerabis
rain. / had the best medical treatment and
took all sorts Of remedies, but without relief
Being reduced almost 20 a skeleton, aud not
being able TO walk even with crutches' was
Induced 10 try Swifts Specific, and Il acted IKE
a charm, and / am to-day entirely rei!oVod; {;
have thrown away my crutchos, and am In OK
celent health. believe that Swifrs S2eciAe
xill cure the worst case of rheumatism.
Mn. EZRA MERsaON.
Kaeoil, Ga, August 4, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
STATEMENT OF REV. r. NJ. PIcKENS

STATEMENT OF REV. X NJ. PlChENS
GREENvILLE, s. c., june q, 1886.
The Sirt6 sptctac Company;
Dem Sirs.-About four years ago | was at
tacked with what the physicians pronounced
Neurolsic rheumatism, accompanied Wish
Trvslpelas. Ny appetite failed me entirely,
aud / had an intermittiDg pulse and very II
rec,ilar puisations of the heart terrible
uaio soon came into my chest and shoulders,
and became 50 helpless that could attenu "
mo business al all. Tho pains were moyeabie,
and would sometimes pass from ono part Of InI
I0dy 10 another. Finally the erysipelas Droks
.onf On my left hand and arm and produced
much swelling / was afflicted for eighteen
1nonths. and of course used great many Einds
of medicine, but nothing gave lne rencI' l
Friends hnally persuaded me 10 try sWllts oIs-
cifc which cid. | noticed decided improve
ruent while taking the first bottle, ana con
Tuned it, use until had taken aboui ore 40
IN when / found myself entirely recovered
Wifb no SIGN Of the disease lot eXcep1n a s,lu-
ne. i'm NV band. resulting from erysipelSa'
While taking the medicine gGinod On az ave-
rare tso pounds Of iosh per week ! titnA
yOur \. = : valuable medicine; ana nv
gueatly recommend Il % the anicte1;
Very truly yours, H. H. flVAA"S'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Asxispment of a Green.Grocer.

Yesterday afternoon W. J. Parr. who
keeps n green grocery at the corner Of
Main and Second streets, filed deeds OF
assignment and homestead in the Chan
cery Court clerks Office. Mr.. W. w.
Cosby is the trustee. The liabilities
are small assets not stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

Physicians may safely recommend
our Aysly Extra-Dry Champagne to
patients suffering from nausea. Also,
our Pure French Brandy aud Port
Wine, yichy, Sulis, and Apollonaris
Waters. CHAMBRRLAYNE & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

II will be to the interests Of capi-
talists and those having money to in
vest to communicate with n. B. Harri-
son, Real Estate and Financial Agent,
Duluth, MINI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

Prices Of admission to amateur per-
Torrance at the Theatre Friday night
A Scrap OF Paper-one dollar all over
tie house Except family circle and top
gallery fifty cents). No ertra charge
for resfrUed seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

- VT M W N~,tRss
The following Is an extrsetf from letter wr1s-
ten TO the G~wan Rsferasd Messenger, 81 Cham
befsDursh, Penn:
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of the Nursery. VI this We arc 90 s'ire shat 70
win teach our ssusyn 20 ray, "a blcssins On
MrA wirslow for helping hes " survive End
escape the gripipg. coiickins. and teethtng
sisgc MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING sYRUP
rclieves the eLad from pain and cures d5s-
ensery and eia,rhaA Issoilsns ths Ru1zs. ~
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persorm, every Part Of ttr-nothius i>sA W.
have reser soon MIA wtps,gR-&neu her only
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

f. valuable substitute for tea or coffee. 10
uourshes, while they only stimulate. A su-
perior drink for children and for nervous and
delicate women. II "a different from all other
cocoas. All druggists aud grocers keepit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
TorHER LOCAL on THIRD PAGE. !
Grand Opening OF Heller & Co.'s New
store.

A cordial invitation is extended Ia
the public to visit our store ut our
"Grand Opening" on Easter Monday,
when every lady visitor will be present.
ed with n handsome s0uriner.
We also desire to call attention TO
the fact that the remainder Of our
stock of Shoes, Slippers, Newports,
&c. has been removed to the second
floor OF our building, where We shall
continue to sell them at an immense
reduction until the entire lot is dis
posed OF. HELLRs & Co.,
3l7 Broad street, near Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

oTTERBURs LITnIA AND MAesENt WArsn
cures all kidney diseases, dyspepsia, pilos, con-
stipatlon, &c. ScHGs.
Eleventh and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

sIEEPLgsssKss. Narcotics and sedssives
murder sleep. The unnatural stupor n soc1
followed by III effects. SIMMONS LIVER hssu-
LAroK removes the cause Of resusssness and
sleep.essness by regulating tho bowels, by
establishing good digestion, and By quicsing
the nerves.
"Ihave been great sufferer from dyspep-
sla and ioss Of sleep. A soon 90 feel The
ieas. nervous take dose Of SIMMONS LfvBr
RrorlAron, and sleep all night
"Mrs. X. BRyAsr. Griswoldssiile. Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Notes of Church Affairs Here in
Richmond, &c.

Sunday was rare and radiant spring
day. IT was warm, dry, bright, fresh,
and inyigorating; just the day for new
bonnets, Joyous Easter music, and
songs Of praise. 1t was the resurrection
of nature after a winters slumber;
buoyant break from the penitential
season into the gladness of the days of
the risen Lord. The services in the
Episcopal and Catholic churches were
as the Dispatch said they would be.
and were very solemn and imposing.
In all the churches the congregations
were large. 1t is not probable that the
city of Richmond ever sent more people
to worship than or Sunday morning,
and everywhere the services were
marked by unusual sweetness.
The following summarizes thereports
of Sundays services, especially i'll
churches of which no mention was
made in Sundays issue
BAPTIST.
Tho meetings at the First Baptist church
closed on Sunday night. The preaching OF Dr.
Edward Judson was greatly enjoyed. so far
there have been about forty professions OF c0n-
preached and q collection was taken up for
foreign missions. At night Rev. W. w. Everts,
u. D., preached. and seven persons wore bop
tzod.
Hon. II. X. Ellyson. who has been superln-
tendent OF the Second Baptist church sunday
school for over forty years, may well c0ngratd-
late himself upon the appearance IL presented
Sunday morning. Teachers and scholars nllei
the galleries, leaving the 1oor for the c0ngregn-
ton The singing was Inspiring More than
thirty conversions have taken place III the
school within the past twelve months The
pastor preached on the raising OF Jairuss
daughter He was followed by Rev. Joseph
Walker leghty-three years old, who was bail-
tzed and ordained at the Second Baptist
many years ago. There was an address BY tho
superintendent, and seven persons confessed
CONVERSION.
Al Grace-street Baptist church during tho
week five we're baptized.
Al VenAblc- Street church on Sunday morning
the hand OF fellowship was given TO two.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The quarterly meeting Of the Baptist sun
day-School Association OF Richmond and Man
chester wes held Sunday afternoon at the Full
ton Baptist church. Tho president, DIR. Thomas
f. Mathews, presided; Mr.. Robert A. Gary,
secretary After singing by the choir OF tho
Fulton church and prayer by Rev. y. C. Burnett
the monthly and quarterly reports were read.
The summary below shows tho average OF al
tendance for the month ending April 10, 1887:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

BlTHoRs WATER is supplied 70 the trade ~
Purcell, Ladd & Co.. Wholesale Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

HlrMoRs WATER Is a delightful beverage.
For sale by druggists, grocers, aud wine-mer.
chants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
maser & Mamill Upright Piano,

improved action and stringing. Re
peating capacity wonderful. Lovers OF
Fine Pianos should call and see this
splendid instrument at Ryland & Lees.
Price very reasonable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
ST. PHILIPS (coLoREDl.

After the Essier-Monday morning services
the congregation held business meeting,
electlng the following yestrymen for tho Gu
suing twelve months: Messrs. Wellington
Booker, Charles y. Roane, Joseph c. Scott, aud
EDWARD Campbell.
The following paper ives then adopted:
10 the RIGHT Reg. =. W. Whittlc, d. D. LII. D.,
Bishop of Virginia:
Our Reverend Father In God.-Whereas a
paper, purporting 10 be from tho yestry OF ST.
Philips church, having been drawn up and
sent to you, the Bishf p, for the purpose OF In
vestigating charges against the rector, Rev.
Thomas w. Cain, and the said paper not ex-
pressing tho full voice Of tho yestry nor OF the
congregation and friends, and having re-
signed not on account Of any charge sustained,
but on account OF the spirit manifested toward
him; and we knowing and apprecIatinS bis
worth and work, and what he has done Tor the
upbuildng OF this church, spiritually and
financially; and, moreover, having had NO
voice IN the matter, do hereby prayfully ask
that you, the Bishop, will not receive his re-
signation (Which he's been tonderedl, but that
IL be returned to him, and that he be allowed 10
continue his present good work.
Tho congregation then adjourned. and the
vestry organized by electing Mr.. Joseph c.
Scott, senior warden and treasurer; hr. Wei
ling,On Booker, Junior warden; and Mr..
Charles y. Roene, register.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

HATEoRN WATER. Saratoga, y. VA plea
SAINT aIerient Sold b. all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

Golden Medical Discovery win no. cure
pCrGon whose mnFs are almost was.od. bat Il IA
RH upfeilinF remedy for consumption II takcn
IN tiine. All druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

EXPRESSIONS oFTHs BgAHp.-" Improved
RrLASpixr NorrH-wAsH Is shs most delight
fri thing ever used"
.cABELLssAIIcyLArgDD DESrryKicEis surely
the finest Tooth Powder ever on this marhel'
Il. g. cAsELf, Jr.
Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
na NOl EOrQel

that Julien Binford is at 1902, two doors
below the Dispatch Office. Fine Gro
ceries, Liquors, Tobacco, and Cigars
are his specialties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

Font hawk. hawk, and blow. blow, d,sguSt-
irg everybody, rut use DR.. Saeos Catarrh
hemody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
SUMMARY or sUFEErNrHspsST's REPORTS FOR


Conversions. Centenary, 10; Trinity. TO-;
Clsy-sreet, 20; rork-place, ~; Laurel-strset,
l5
Tho next meeting win DO held AT Pars-Piace
church second Sunday In May.